A new discovery on a computer found in an underground warehouse containing weapons and explosives in the inner Athens district of Pagrati may prompt the investigating judge to file additional charges against a 49-year-old professor currently in custody for the case.
In a groundbreaking move for accessibility, the National Theater has introduced a tactile tour of “The School for Wives,” allowing people with visual impairments to feel their way into the world of the play like never before.
“If the head of state lacks even basic powers, how can they fulfill their regulatory role? If Parliament is in clear opposition to public sentiment, who will protect the country from decay and potential anarchy?” These were the questions raised by Konstantinos Karamanlis in January 1975.
The Hagia Sophia in Istanbul will undergo extensive restoration to preserve its structural integrity, including the dismantling of its dome.
The government has requested a complete list of all properties held by the funds through their respective companies.
Road authorities have scheduled traffic restrictions this Sunday from 7:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. along Vouliagmenis Avenue in southern Athens to facilitate a road race in the area.
A 44-year-old civil engineer with dual Greek and Albanian citizenship, father of three, was among the six people who lost their lives in an apartment collapse in The Hague following an explosion last Saturday.
US President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for the next US ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, a former Fox News host turned political fundraiser, has expressed excitement about her new role.
Greece, Spain, and Italy have been ranked among the world’s top five economic performers in 2024, marking the Mediterranean region’s third consecutive year of rising prominence, according to The Economist.
The Greek government is working on a plan to reduce bank fees and charges for retail transactions, to help households cope with high cost of living, the country’s finance minister said on Wednesday.